Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-01-03
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Morgan.
The telephone office has heea NOV
I'd 10 James Moore's.
There viii be q donation visit snd
oyster supper at Morgan Conner,
Jsnusry 9th. for the benefit of Rev.
]. Z, Fsuow. A eordisl invitation
extended TO SILL
Trov.
L, Miller has moved to Potion.
P. z
A, Nerrett has moved into c.
Corey's house on Mill Street.
J, X. Hu~e and NJ. \. Fox have
bought the White farm in West New
port.
Dona,ion for the benefit of Rev. J.
H. Wallace, Wednesday evening,
Jan. 5th.
Mrs. L. X. Smith has gone to
Nsshus. y. H.. to return with her
mother, Mrs. ]. Martin.
Mr.. Sorenborger.a advent preach
er, IS expected to begin = series of
meetings here about Jan. 18th
Willard Farman has rented his
farm 10 Simon Hitchcock for five
years. aud will move 10 Westdeld. on
10 s farm he has recently purchased.
Miss Alice Aiken was the recipi-
ent OF a fine present on Christmas
from the Cong. society in spprecia-
ton OF her faithful presence at the
organ and worker in the Sunday
school.
we<rfie1d.
I. D. Johnson hss taken. = job 81
Richford and gone there. Wm.
Edmunds goes to the same place next
week.
Lyman Taylor, an old and respect
ed citizen of this town. died st the
residence of Charles TilIitson on
West Hill Thursday.
The Week of Prayer will be OBJ
served at Westdeld by the Methodist
and Congregational churches. Reys.
Wallace and King will alternate in
taking charge OF the meetings.
We~umore.
\ little daughter OF Jesse Hinton.
aged one year. died At Mr.. Geo
Conley's OF membranous Group on
Monday last. after two days sick
ness.
Geo. and Rawson Huntley are fit
ting up s. farm in the east neighbor-
hood with the intention of running
sheep rauche. They raised great
quantity OF potatoes on their new
land last year
Nj. John Brown and wife wish 20
express their thanks to their kind
neighhors and friends who 20 gener-
ousIy turned out to fill their yard
with years stock OF wood. and hope
that they may all find such friends
when they are old.
Several parties who have been drunk
and the worse for liquor have been
faed. and party who sold it get
conviction OF $50 and costs. \
young man was hard sick from the
effects of 3 spree. and others have
suffered. If they conclude it l.
profitable TO indulge in this kind 0:
amusement they can have ii, but we
advise all parties engaged TO "turn
over q new leaf" with the new year.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
at. j Ohn~burv.
The news Of Gen. Logan's death was
received in ST. JohusOury with many
expressions Of profound regret. Since
his visit here at the time Of the Grand
Army fair in October 1855, he has had
a particularly strong hold on the people,
who before that time honored and re-
spected him as brave soldier aud states
man This visit was 30 recent that it
viii De readily recalled. He came on
from View York for the express purpose
Of lendiag helping hand 10 old soldier
comrades in need. He arrived here early
in the day and was most cordially re-
ceived aud escorted 70 Brantyiew, the
residence Of Col. ". P Fairbanks,
y here he was handsomely entertained,
and later on he was the guest Of Dr.
g. B. Billiard. The address in the even
ing on Gen. Grant was listened to by an
audience Of 1900 or more. and after it
came the informal reception. when every
body gave and received cordial greet
ings. When the committee went to set
tie with Gen Logan he refused to re-
ceiye anything except a ticket 70 New
YORK. saying, Il very seldom take pay
for speaking, and last OF all from re-
lief corps. If / find any money tucked
into my pocket I shall promptly return
it, The result was at least 500 added
70 the charity fund OF the Grand ARMY,
and host Of friends added TO the Gen
erals already long list Of friends qIe-
d0niaR.
West Burke
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